WHAT'S IN DUNKIN' FLAVORED SYRUP?
MRS. BUTTERWORTH’S DUNKIN’ SYRUP — FAR FROM HOMEMADE™
RAPID REVIEW
Updated March 2026
Dunkin' licenses their brand to Conagra — manufacturer of Mrs. Butterworth’s — to create Dunkin’ Glazed Donut Flavored Syrup. Shown below, Dunkin’ Syrup contains multiple ingredients Not In Kitchen™ and four ingredients which are banned at Whole Foods. (Sources: Conagra Mrs. Butterworth’s on Kroger Web site 3/26: Amazon Whole Foods Web site 3/26)
Dunkin’ Flavored Syrup is primarily Corn Syrups + Water with Chemical Preservatives, Flavors + Color.
Mrs. Butterworth’s Syrup used to contain real Butter >> hence, the name >> but it no longer lists Butter as an ingredient, just the flavor of butter. (Sources for ingredients: Historical Print ad (below); Conagra Mrs. Butterworth’s Web site 3/26)
What are the issues surrounding High Fructose Corn Syrup? There are numerous issues with regard to the propagation and consumption of High Fructose Corn Syrup.
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